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Coffee Garden: Serving Great Coffee for Almost 30 Years at 9th & 9th in Salt Lake

May 18, 2022 by Mike Jones Leave a Comment

Alan Hebertson and Dieter Sellmair operate one of the oldest coffee shops in Salt Lake. Coffee Garden opened its doors in May of 1993 and is still going strong. For the first 13 years they were located across the street from their current location at 9th and 9th. It’s no wonder they’ve stayed open so long. With fantastic locally sourced Ibis Coffee, and treats made onsite from … [Read more...]

The Rise of Local Coffee Shops

May 10, 2016 by Richard Markosian 2 Comments

The rise of the local coffee shop is truly a phenomenon. In Salt Lake County we found 90 coffee shops. Just 20 years ago there were a handful. People who just don’t get it might wonder, what is so special about coffee? The modern American city runs on coffee, the bigger the city, the more coffee consumption occurs per capita. New York tops the list in the United States, with … [Read more...]

Caffe Ibis

May 8, 2015 by Richard Markosian Leave a Comment

Logan, Utah— It can certainly be said that Cache Valley is a land literally flowing with milk and honey. The white-capped mountain streams feed fresh spring snowmelt to lush green pastures in the Cache Valley. Miles from I-15, this area has remained largely unspoiled by developers and suburban sprawl. Fields of clover and alfalfa make these pastures ideal for dairy cattle. … [Read more...]

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